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The Suit Against Gen. Butler. .
sOMR LETTERS WHICH DO NOT SHOW LESTER IN A COON


NEW YORK, Feb 15-The case of T. r. lester
against General B. r. Butler was continued to-day
In the U. s. circuit court, before Judge Coke.
LeSterS cross-exam1natiOn by General Butler pro-
ceede;i. The rattle Which testers counsel stated
mat ne had made in prison. Lester said that
ne made two years ago, and the one which his
VIE recognized While he was In jail and
winch was the means by which she knew
letter from Lester to his vie on military mat
tiers was placed In evidence. 1t was dated April
l5th, 1861. Another letter was produced which
was taken from his wife'S trunk. In it the writer
asked Tor circulars, and advised him to go in hot
1or secession. The answer was to be sent to Miss
Dupree, Raleigh, N. G. A circular from the Union
Manufacturing Co., with which Lester was con-
nected, Was read. In it was an advertisement
Oh inc machinery to be used in making arms 1t
that The company were ready to supply any
number or arms. After Gen. Butler had read the
circular Lester asked to make an explanation He
SAID he was superintendent OF the Union Manufac-
turing Co., and that he never was q foreman In
Colts arm0ry, but that the foreman referred to
was MacWeSt.
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FOR SALE@HOUSES

lSOR SAIL WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING
terms ' ''4
No 5lS yissS- ave- n. W, a delightful new 3-s;ory
DEEA fr,shly papcred. fres.0eti and PAINT
yI%n LT placss; II rooms. Location unsurpassed
!, No Ter, Z St NV. new 3-story and basement
-. OSeFiooAlng Iowa Circle -, feet front; L.
~, ~; Oealt4iuIly papered and frescoed. Price,
School st. Mount Pleasant one sduare from 4th st
caEs new o-rpon Frame Cotta1-e with lzrxe lot and
Snail stable Price, $500
NOS $50 and lo.,2 10Th st. new broom Bricks,
re .d Tor So Der month Price. s:}4OO
~ aid tJl sd St new d room Rricks, renting
small Frame. just north of Boundary rear the ter
AHDus OF the III st. cars suitable for u truck farm
fist s64asgj y e. W
ISOls SALE HOUSES. Largo. AND SMALL IN
- all sections OF the cIty. cali Tor list. GEU ".
i1NhINS, 10Th and 81 81. ~ I'm
ISOR sALE-NICE BRICK, 10 ROOMS ALL NJ l.
II and corner lot adjoining, Pennsylya MIA
OH a LIKE Of new bridge, 1T bargain.
LoNGLEI & wOISTON,
il5-3t 6:,9 ST. nv
GIOR SALE-I HAVE FOR SALE TWO SMALL
n Bricks Cedar ST., renting IS to same tenants
Tor tive years, which viii sell cash less than
$1,000.
b. E L. TREMAINE,
fl5-3t' COS eth ST. n W.
NOR sALE-FINE CORNER HOUSE ON n ST.
II NV. III rooms; bargain If sold once; also. de-
sIraOe Houses Capitol Hill, Capitol. Some of
he best building lot- in northwest and northeast
lions at Investment prices
fl5-3t McKfBBIN HERRING, 1881 F st.
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| 1900
Washington Stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
On the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
e per- a mps.' o. 1891 coin. 10 bid. III asked
washington Gas, SO bid. ;i9k asked Georgetown
Arlington Insurance. I62 asked Potomac Insur-
s ssSsa 81 .a S,a nsEs Insurance. 81 BID s
asked Washington Brick Machine, 40 bid. 157
asked Bank OF Warrington, goo bid. Columbia
Estate Title Insurance 115 bid. chesapeake and
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Milton WestOn,s Friends Active.
MAKING ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO GET HIM OUT OF JAIL


PTTTsBURG. Feb. 15.-The friends Of Milton Wes-
ton, the Chicago capitalist, who was convicted OF
nanslaughter III being accessory to the death of a
man during q fight for gas well in Westmoreland
county, will again present his case to the pardon
board at Harrisburg to-day. Weston was refused
pardon In December last, and now wants re-
hearing. Petitions signed by thousands Of cit1-
zens OF Illinois have been sent to the board asking
his pardon.
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The Barcelona Exhibition.
GRRAT INTEREST BEING TAKEN IN IT IN EURopr AND

THIS COUNTRY.
BARCELONA, Feb. 15.-The buildings for the in
ternatlOnal exhibition to be held In this city this
year under the auspices OF the government are be-
Ing rapidly constructed. They are situated in the
pubic park and adjacent grounds. Theexhibitton
VIII be opened the 18th OF September by
the queen regent and other high function
aries, and will remain open for six or
eight months. This will be the first 1nterna-
VIII consist OF diplomas Of honor, diplomas Of
gold, silver and bronze medals honorable men,
tlOns besides the awards OF a national character
when may be specially granted by her majesty S
government Numerous applications for space
nave come from manufacturers all over Europe,
from America that the executive Committee
has appointed Mr.. Antonio Cuyas, OF New York,
as Its representative in the United States
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AUCTION SALES.


mo. BOWLES & CO,
q Bal Estate Bxuksrs 1871 7 1t.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctsoueers.
ABSOLUTE SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION
10 CLOSE PARTNERsHH1 ccouNTS AZ"
", VIII be sold on SATURDAY: FEBRUARY
front OF the pfen1ees. nos, ITO and 1112 $3d ~
street northwest. These are new houses, rooms.
lars
Terms easy ana nnads Known on day Of sala d.
posit Of slOO each hOuse win be required On @
oeptance Of bid 05-4t
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The Flood Came With a Rush.

FhofiAh Al STERLING, ILL.,, HAD TO FLY FOR THEIR
LIVES, ABANDONING THEIR HOMES.
STERLING ILL, Feb. 15.-The river at this point
Is higher than 1t has been before in twenty years,
ana everything Is at a StandStfll, the mills and
factories all being closed. The ice has gorged for
niles and grave fears are entertained. At least
twenty families were driven from their homes
me water came with such rush that not one OF
them was able to move any household goods
Judging from present appearances, the worst has
not come The hardwood breeding farm Is en-
tlreiy submerged, and some OF the stock is in q
critical situation.
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In the Donnelly saloon case, n the Criminal
Court to-day, the jury found verdict q not
guilty.
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Ar TIM CA1Nuf MHRf1ne to-day The claim q
Washington Territory for q relmb1zsemeut of
A107, expended In ne Chinese riots, was con
sddered and decisa0n reached TO refeT The matter
70 Congress-
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BERLIN PAPER SAYS THAT 5000 HAVE BEEN
SENT FEOM THE UNITED STATES
BERLIN, Feb. 15.-The National G0zene com.
ments on the interest which is being taken in the
pending German election by the socialists In every
part OF the world and the support which they are
furnishing their party friends In Germany. The
paper refers especially to the activity in this re-
Spect OF the socialists in the United States whO It
AYERS have already cabled s., 600. One American
says, has collected and transmitted to Germany
for campaign funds Goo
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Bomb Explosion n the Patent office.
VERY SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT.

An amusing incident occurred to day in theofhce
of the commissioner OF patents The inventor OF Q
new kind OF q bomb, for which patent ID pend
ing, came to see the commissioner. who happened
to be out He brought with him aspecimen bomb
which was enclosed In a pastebOard case, ana he
showed it to the commissioners private secretary,
Mr. VIII Montgomery. The inventor said that It
would 90 on as soon as u touched water, and this
specimen would make noise, when exploded, like
af1re-cracker.
The private secretary had some curiosity 70 see
the bomb tested and sent out and procured q pail
OF water. When the bomb was thrown In the
water the effect was startling. The water was
fell In q shower pretty well all over the room,
while the noise Of the explosion was Ike the 10
port Of q cannon. As soon a. the few spectators
they pronounced the test great succe3.
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Austrian war Preparation..

VIENNA, Feb. 15.--The government has intro
duced a bill in the refchsrath apprODriatinp
100000 forms for the equipment OF the land,
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THE ATTENTION OF any desiring to subscribe for
any OF the standard periodicals is called to the
ment OF the clubbing arrangementsof The WEEKLY
STAR.
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FouR HuNpa1D ARELIcAMD ION Riv1 PLAc1A--
There ere q least 200 applicants nor the position
Of railroad commissioner under the 1nteutate
commerce btu
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Stettin i'm a Minor State Of Sie1e.
BERLIN, Feb. 15.-The Bundesrath has apprpyed
the act OF the government declaring Stetttn In a
minor state OF SIEGE
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BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. 15.-viryinia SKIES, con-
No.tb d1 eniortes ~ 90 new threes
BALTIMoRE. Md. Feb. 1a-Coteon dull-mid-
dull and nominal red, 90s83: amber, o2a94; western
nrnef and dull Nc. winter red. spot aud February,
9ah. Cosn.sOuthsrn easy and quiet: white, 4sszST;
yellow, 46a41 western armer and dull; mixed, spot
a 4S.:.17; FsSsTosssy. 1Ss BID; March 4es::4s1;
vs:tssn mhed. 34ssS. Rye stssdy 5es5s. FRO o::
vistons steady and quiet. Coffee lower-Rio cargpes
Ordinary e fay. l4s14K Sugar arzper-A soft. ~;
copper refined dull, 1Oa104. Whishy steady, LIZA
l:24. Other articles. unchanged- Ffsigh6 70
Liverpool per steamer dull-cottOn, Nd; -four, "a /;
grsin $50 Saaes-whest. 250,lVO bushels; corn.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO LII, Feb. 15 IL q m.-Wheat opened
steady, at 79N Tor May delivery, fell on 70 72K and
osts. SsE May pork oDened a is96 b1f hac s8sancS
steadily TO 14.1O. May lard, 6N7k
RAlG1 OF THE THERn0ANHR.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: 2.
m, %; am, IS; IL am, -; pm, -: MAXI
mum. -; minimum, "a
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Three Fishermen Drowned.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, Feb. 15.-The schooner
Alice NJ. StrOple, from Grand Banks reports that
on January 80 three OF the crew were drowned
while attending travis by the capsizing OF their
dOry.
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NOR SALR-TwO TwO-sTORY FRAMES on
IT north side bet 9th and 10th IA W. Z rooms
each water etc. Lotsea-h 10 90 To alley: also
side alley Rent for both, $50 month. VIII be sold
NJ good investment price favorable terms JOHN
L bkA1L d CO., l331 4 st. NV. ja2l-z,n
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
A NIHILIST CONSPIRACY.
Another One Discovered, Which Had
KamificatiOns Throughout Russia.

"A NIHILISI CONSPIRACYs
Another One Discovered, which Had
Manifestations Throughout Russia.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BERLIN, Feb. ia nihilistic conspiracy was
discovered last week in st. Petersburg, which ex-
tends through the whole OF Russia Accomplices
have been found in Kien, Charkof and Odessa.
The bourSe Is calmer, with sales at generally
higher prices. Money is easier.
The Trial Of Capt. Unger.
THE MURDERERs SON ON THE STAND
NEW YORK, Feb 15.-The trial OF Capt. Edward
unger, for the murder OF August Bohle, was con-
ttnued to-day. The courtroom was crowded An
easel stood In the courtroom, upon which photo
graphs OF the room where the tragedy took place
ana other subjects connected with the trial will
De displayed. The trunk in which the body was
packed will also be shown. Edward Unger, son OF
tne accused, repeated the story he has previously
told OF his fathers explanation OF Boh1es disap-
pearance. He missed the trunk next day and his
Iather said that 1t had gone to Chicago. The wit
Bohie to go into partnership with him in the
liquor business and Bodies persistent refusal
The jersey City Post Office Robbery.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Police Inspector Clark
thls morning arrested another man in connection
with the robbery OF the Jersey City post Office
me prisoner Is JOS Smith. He has q bad record
anu served terms In several prisons.
Jumped Into Niagara Rapids.
AN AGED RESIDENT OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE COMMITS
SUICIDE.
BUFFALO, Feb. ia special from SUSPENSION
Stever resident of Suspension Bridge, aged about
seventy years, procured q ticket from the gate
tender at the entrance of the railway at Suspen-
SION Brldge TINS morning about 10 O'Clock, and,
aIter peerlng strangely over the railway, jumped
INTO the rapids, falling 100 feet.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H H Dodge, $50 10th street:
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO SHED THE
w first blood for France last Sunday please state
where she be found by TORN GLOVER Address
Box 80, Star office. IT.
nN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" us we are now prepared to pay full value Tor
JUsTHS Old Stand. 6l9 d st. NV. fI4-5m
C1IVII SERVICE PLANTATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send 10 cents to Book Stores or to
IVY INSTITUTE
fl2-1ms S.W. COR. 9Th aud K Sta NV
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GALVESTON, TEX, FEB. 15.-The wholesale dry
goods and boot and shoe house OF Block, Open
heimer d Co., filed for record, this morning the
transfer OF their entire stock and also their bust
ness premises In payment OF obligation due to the
local creditors.
These local debts aggregate s225, 7s7, chiefly
owing TO banks and local capitalists who endorsed
for the firm. The stock was tnvOiced ana turned
over at 20 cents on the dollar, aggregating S2O4-
S20 The building and fixtures were transferred
at a net valuation OF $4,000 less the mortgage
The total liabilities OF the firm will reach $3.50 OOO
above) is owing In New York city. over 5000 is
due II. Il. Clatilin a. CO.
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LOST AND FOUND.


EOUND-MONEY LOST BY LADY WHO PUR-
I ceased pair of gray mousquetaire sudes at X Fl
laylors. 933 Penna ave-, February IA at g O'CLOCK
has been found; please call for same. IT.
I OST-FEBRUARY IA, A LADY'S SMALL, HAND-
Asatchel containg pair Of gloves gold pencil and
%rt1ng matter Finder viii be rewarded if returned to
92o New York ave. NV. ~
~. GST I;it E, 14TH ON ST; NEAR 18TH, AN
Win Mrs e. Ia ANDERSON. 931 st. n. W. It,
21n ~ REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
SC1OV covery Of the body IF the man who WAC
drowned OF Long bridge, in the GEORGETOWN chsnneI
on December 9Th last 8. n. LAWkENCE iii II
st. NV. TE-Im
T .oST-A PAIR OF STEEL BOWED SPECTACIES
LON Ion Satqraay February 18th, 1887 reward
'uineo 70 1~@o 1Stn 81 n. W. f15-3ts
hind feet: Suitable reward to finder CHAH D. BAR
Der, sol st. NV. house 945 st. NV fi53t
7 OST-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, A BLACK
- Croched Bag. Covered with Small Cut Jet Beads:
f.a,ea G1asp anu Cnsan Also within past ten days
Seal reward Of $40 will be given for return Of said
articles or liberal reward for either one Address
A IT,, Star office. fI5-:Its
I OST-A K-AND-wHITE-SPOTTED SETTER
~ Dog, fifteen months old answers to the name of
DICK; tag No. 1868. suitable reward viii be paid II
Webster Law Building. flat.
I OsT-A PAIR OF GOLD MOUNTED SPECTA-
Acies. between Brentano's ard the Boston Store ON
Saturday afternoon. The finder will be suitably re-
Waried returned to Hotel Windsor, 18th st. and
n. L. ave. n 4-2ts
T. .OsT : FEBRUARY 10TH, GOLD MEDAL IN
gong from Thomas Circle " Chas Baums by way of
iith st. to New York ave, 18th st. and Pa. ave. Re-
ward II returned to 1223 VT ave- flO-6ts
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VtOl; SALE-6TH- MAR 7 ST. NV BROOM
u bfIcE 4e3ry with nne brick stable on 20 fl
alley Nsr.--uEt bet and 4, brick in
Enc COMM lCE. lare srOUd in front: 81 900 of
grUGLd =. LaIicr He-iIJs. only &C. Per It, for few
daJ Only, lots y Capitol St, II II Is fl at Doc
t.Ie lO:, ,bUx loo, L<..ier Heights re
J. C. COOK.
LS-.Sm l149 Pennsyiyaiia ave
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE-LOTS ON 9Th ST, BETWEEN VIR-
Ginia ave- and st. Sc frontage of $50 feet; at
21c. per square foot If taken at once. Apply to
t12-3t E. b. COTIRELL, l41S New York ave-
TI'OR SALE-A FINE LOT, ON RHODE ISLAND
Il ave. NV, at 4 low figure.
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
Ja-g2-4ws l.,.,j L ST
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MARRIAGE LIcRNsEsL-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Mat
thews Camp and Mary Canaan; George Grant
Ciqtz and sarah Jane Ritter both OF Carroll Co,
Lieb and Magdalene Hammond; Joseph n. Martin
and Harriet Il. NARROW, both OF Prince George Co.,
Md. John Awkward and Laura v. Lee; Campbell
s. Bergman and Sallie E. Reynolds; James Il.
Clark and Deborah L. Mead. Willie Neal and Eliza
Addison; IsfdOre X. O'COnner and Lulu v. Sher-
man, OF Richmond, Va; Matthew r Delane and
Mary Baliuff; w. + Fletcher and Gertrude small
wood; John NJ. Kloss, OF Richmond, Va, and
Lizzie A. E Parrish, Of tynchburg, Va.
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81 So Nos 80. .532 aud 3:}4; rooms: new. a
s'a ShAl.'t ier Investment. thoroughly built all
t-i.-IefIl improvements Clio r GOFF 14l9 New
IN - ~ IT, In
LYON SALl-A NEWLY-BUILT DESIRABLE COR
4 li-r dNeiin<. ON the corner Of Sth and b sts NV
trc- stories. easement
a. slio,! i4t.l wic PARKING $500
ii@iS'-e leMis -oiiiIt dwelling. 500 L St nw three
mod. iITs- ~ A "Ai
IL aaUFe Two houses are open for irspection
: or i@Eticu.1rS apply oHuer n cor n
SCH1iI, SlJ Sth ~ from IL 10 u m, AID :, 10
A-'''- jr.1-3m
EyUR sALE-SIX-ROOM FRAME. WTT-tt sr,RtE
Il 9TH ct, rear IT Nv. renting tor SO ,,r;,e
- ~. lib StII 81 tlng Tor ~, rr.rS : -an'
- WKiuHT x Bolton IA, M ( t -.
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Il2-St' LAWRENCE NASH, 1910 F st. NV.
LOR SALE-LOTS-6OOOO TO 10000 SO. FEET
NE. at Doc; $4,000 So. feet at 4oc.. NJ St H. W :
o:5H feet front, 6Oc-; Meridian HILL two lots each
OxloO. 3Oc.; Lanier Heights, two lots, each 5Oxl 80
feet &c. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
1AgS-fWs + q N
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INOR SALE 7-ROOM HOUSE ON Ii ST. NEAR
IT 23d NV mod imJs. hot ~ .,5<x9. To an sllry
frice. $4,000 JOHN e BEAI.L Il Co.
ta.s.< 1871
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VNOK SALE - JUST FINISHED. A TWOSTORI,
IL 6-rooLn Brick House 9Th and SITS. Sc mod
improvements ceInsnted cellar thoroughly built;
bright, cosy convenient; blocks WallIch school,
st fl-4w<
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NOR SAIE-2139 Il ST NV, NEW II ROOM
brick. front and back yard built tor owner; sub
stiItial and attractive removal from city reason for
selling Price $4,000. Lot 50xiOO feet. Also, III 10
ST. NV. room brick. good repair, renting Tor SlS
IN advance to- permanent tenant firsclass invest
uent. Terms $500 "A sin L. % Box 11S- f14bt
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ItOR SALE-PERSONS SEEKING To PURCHASE
houses or Lots for homes investment will find it
10 their interests to call at 61S W. before
purchasing. HUMPHREY d. COIMAN
1.blm heal Estate Brokers, &c
IrOR SAILOR EXCHANGE = ELEGANT AND
Il thoroughly built House, lot "a front; good loca-
ton; part renting $50 month. Terms easy
Pine Investment. For particulars address 3 D. w.
Star office. faoO-1m.
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fSok sALE-riiRE STORY BRICK DWELLING
II il rUOiiis and cellar, furnace and all iInps
!c2ted at Intersection Of principal avenues n W
flunis south aud and Oyerlooks government res
srEatloL Pr1ce $1,000: terms easy. TYLth *
EL1AEhIpt.D, LIS Il NV fa.pl.w.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-29
Trustees Sale.

To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Monday the 18th day of April, 1887, at the hour of one o'clock D. m in front of the court house in Tombstone, Cochse county, Arizona Territory, the following described real estate, situated in Dos Cabezas Mining District, Cochise county, Arizona Ter ritory, and more particularly described as, the Old Man mine and the Old Woman mine, be- ing the continuation of the same ledge, and each claim being fifteen hundred feet in length by six hundred feet in width; also the Philadel- phia mining claim, being 9eo feet in length by six hundred feet in width; also the Tornado mining claim, being 1900 feet in length by Goo in width; also the Ashby mining claim, being 1900 feet in length by Goo in width; also the First Chance mining claim, being 1900 feet in length by 6oo in width; also the Hidden Treasure mine, being 1900 feet in length by Goo feet in width; also one millSite on which is built a ten-stamp mill adjoining the townsite of Dos Cabezas; also one house of five rooms, and lot on which the same is situated, it being in the townsite of Dos Cabezas together with all and singular the improvements and appurte. nances upon any part of the above described premises. GEO. c. BERRY,
 Trustee.
 Tombstone, March 28, 1887.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-29
Notice of Forfeiture.

To T. D. Byrne and l. A. Burkholder CO., owners in the Tom Scott mine situated in the Turquois mining district, Cochise county, Ter ritory of Arizona You arc hereby notified that have expended one hundred ($to9) dollars in labor and improvements upon the above named mining claim during the year 1886, in order to hold the same as valid location, as required by Section as24 Revised Statutes of the United States Therefore if within ninety (9o) days after and from this publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proper portion of said ex- .penditures and the cost of this publication, as co-owners, your interest in said mine will be- come the property of the undersigned under said section 23z4. SI II. BRYANT
 Tombstone, Ian. IT. 1887.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-29
BIDS.
Proposals and Specifications
 for Building a Bridge.

Will be received by the Board of Supervisors, of the County Of Cochise, at the office of the Clerk in Tombstone, A. T., up to May 2d, 1887, at ? o'clock r. m., for the furnishing of all material and the construction of a bridge, across the San Pedro river at Benson; such bids, proposals and specifications must be accompanied by a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500, conditioned that the bidder will enter into contract and bond for the faithful performance there of, in such a sum as the Board may designate, within ten Q0) days from the time he is notified that his bid is accepted. Bids will be opened May 2d, 1887, at 2 p. m The Board reserves the right tc reject any and all bids without notification.
 By order of the Board,
 A. R. ENGLISH, A9 Clerk.